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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 110, 27 May 1901, Page 4

Best in 1880! Best ever Since!! LAVAL ES« Royal Agricultural Society's Show, at MMm, Jtok, 1899. '" ' " EVER HELD., .." ~* THE MOST COMPLETE TRIALS Or? OREAM" SEPARATOR* 6 DAYS' CONTINUOUS TRIAIS ! SEPARATED MKJC ANALYSED! POWER TESTED Steam-Power Machines. i« prize 420, awarded TO THE A. PHA LAVAL CREAM SEPARATE V . e Jn . s decided lo bwi>. i \ Scccnd Frlie in 'h i c!i« »■ " y did ■■ ■• ot'jer machine of enffiduut merit. '.. . . , cl and- Power Machines, in prize >pi%> awari, bd T0 THE A) ' I>HA T.AVAL OKEAM SEPARATOR.., Judges awarded a Second Priin lo tbii class to the Melotje Cream Separator. hrymttn! It p.iys you to buy 'i m WiST DON'T 8E FOOLED Into buying a Ibird'Jttte machine thai will nftvar g}v« «Mtff»cttc . and which will lose jon more monoy In one,year.than would pay AI-PHA-I.AVAL machine; ■ , ,■■ * ' . ' WHI.K KOli lI.LUBTRATKI) OaTAUOODBB fc FRIOEP, : TO- : : " " 1 MASON, STRUTHEHS"fi CO,: ,^ ch isTCHWH:;::', T0 CHIEF }) NKW PLYMOUTH CO-OP. 30ClE'n? , ' ! fr^-H' '

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING BBASON.-rIBT Mi* to BHs. ~ . Jl.i,Y Ii ISQO •...;..; ~ ~ , TJIB Shobtifaw 1 Sr;"'on for Native Game, ' (excepting' kak»,' native pigeons', "ttif, pukakoy wbtto*eton,(ande.-eßtea gretb) <awd ; Imported Game ia tbe Lis'ricV eonsitfcu iig of tbe Oojwtkaof Tarataki and Clifton (excepting the Mount EgmoDt Forest Reserve, ftrftaki Ranges, leiDg-SeotWarKiS end 170; m'"the Oakura District, 'and'Paraninibi or W bite C.l ffa Reservation) will com nceoce on thelßt May anJ endon'Jdly 31st, ■ loth days inclnsive. . i Ia "the' .Mount Egroont Forest Pesetve, being tbe i^rea, within tbe f ircumference oJr a circle, having a radius of six mj'es from? the. snrorhit of Mount Kgmont, the' £ho< ting* or Native and Inigorted Game is stricf'yr.i'o- 1 bibitcd at all limes. "" Licenses can be otytamed .from the Chief Postiiiasf ir at Hew Pljuioath, the Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood and Opmiake. LIOKN6KS ISSUED. G. Katherfura A. Rutherford K.-S.AHea: A. 0. Clarke Ernest Harvey J. H. McOallum :> A. L. Conoett G. H. Connett D.'Tippens P.M. Hairis*u Hy. Linn B. G. Cottier H. Pepperell R. Jont-s F. C Harrison U. W. Warehain 'J' Corkill J. C. Adams F M. Grayling Gio. Frarcis G.T Maoe. B.Julian N. Hill J. V. Wilson &. Boon J. W. Bjou B Tfed ' P. Langmm J.O'Biien WH. Birch ■ L B. Webs'er A. Co'son F Ibl»!«on J. H. Kingaley VV. Oliver J. ]!e»nett 0. Wall F. Cibbors R. H. Picgott ' W. 1 ■ ."( ge» W. R. H. Froa O. r . <;1 aai W. BeDr.clt EM.? J. Phi!,,),, e. U ir.hrie« G.BarUr ,1. L'. c'l W. ■HaT.iiiord W. l.^wVy A. Bewley N. K -v'«p' J. 3 enter ■ J. so],',i.«. n F. Seam irk INGLEWOJD L'CEN KV. B. ft Haverbier Chrutopher Dixon Chus. F. I aurent Arthur Gilbert ilJmrt George C. 0. Smith 8. F Piatt Geo. Taylor Geo. Jenstn Henry » m Buikilt J. Gibson, un. W F Peiciva) T 1). Colson J W. Wi fi,ld P. H. Harbutt Hy. Pottr F. A. M.Rawlinson Frank Wand sh John Hook J hoi. Nid-ol E. Broad A. B. Gamlin Jas. Miuhin-iek Fdmund Uaworth J. Frewiu Chag. Hodgson OPUNfcKE LICENSES. H. Bvretb G Heenan W. Aitken J judsoj A. Binchell WAITAHA LICENSES. J. L. Luena 8. Topless A. Page C. A. Kumbal H. Billiards C H Wi'son A. 8. Baker T. laws W. Rowe, jun. P. T. Hicki K. F. Backthought Geo. R.imson W. S>mpion Pan is Taylor £5 REWARD will be paid to any per eon procuring the collection of any offender against the prov'sionof the "Animals Protection Act, 1880." D. McALLUM, Secretary.

WAITARA-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH. THE undesigned notifies- tbat he has bought out Mb. Hobt. Kibby's interest in the above BUSiHKSS. will pleasa note change of hours, viz.:— Coach leaves Wailar 9.30 a.n*. Coach U aves New Piyrooul l, p.m. Sea .booked tad pieels reseivtd at Wbsl'a sl'il.l.i,-." : ' ■ ■■"■■"*> *~. K. COULTER:..

■-■ PARTNERSHIP. ■ : NOTICK ia hereby thufc we, the undersigned,, have this day entered in(o pa> juerthip as Laud a.id Ksixtte £«»•.»- u New I'lyintaoa. ki;gar wat david laikg.

SOF? AND QLOSS* HAIR. »"I<o make the hair growsoft, 'glossy, and 'I luxuriantly is'a matter that has ve*jd the minds of many "thousands. The hair re quires to be nourished, arid the skin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this you must use l'aikt-r's Hair Tonic It is the only prepaiation that fulfils all the requirements without the disadvantages nee* saury to promote a healt .• asd vigorous growth of hnir. aa <] It is not a greasy or oily i «(aralion, 'ill not soil tho finest liren . Leo fi'-isrjot poisonous, nor it contain anything to injure the most lender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in Bo way objectionable to the most rciined sense of smell. --It -effectually removes dandiiff or olbe impuiV cs from the scalp.' It mauiii t'lo hair growaoft, glos.sy, an strong It. is sold in patent bottles at 2a 6d; by ponl:-!?. It is manufactured only by the proprinior It should be on every lady's toilet table Distributing Agent for ?-r;: i. i—A. K. SYKES, opposite Theatre i'.oyt.!, New Ply mouth. Waitara Agents Lawbbnob Bbos. Storekeepers.